Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-09

by such vote 10 tho enthroner,a-4 e,,I
perpetuitv of the saloons
While il ia in fsct , rio+---+ -
l;quor traffic and the no1i.f.,sn 70 10 NO.
believe that the n.on,a So ,,,ss.+ :.
Upon the adyila:7il;tv an ~r,c,irstiri4,.
Of the amendment in il -rcserf fn-T
sbev rgve de-ff5d e,varssrr - - - -
have sIso showed that 49, 49, 49,,
10 the saloons H. - = -
rIirq Tvor+h wo,,-:n, r. n, - -.
we invite sIl VINO fsr--el, H.. 60,
snd gll who. tb2p63 0nYG.tT- 49,. -
roent. rIa{o. q f1,amsai1as,. ~, r.
sccOmplisI til. viii 10 -, $50
toward tae rede-7-7-fOr ,..Ta'.--, -
d!sert1rslImcrr nj Tpvzs -r..,',,.r -. -
been s battle az C,1r. H. m NO, 10
spar Of the repuh-.r
She Is NOT ceqa deaf -,- tow.
Huz1a She yet viii SRI. G t5r #ga.e
sac bre4thcs. She burns, sac'- come, size i.
Teas orr Te>s.
There IS soc,bar factor F., ,-r.--,e-
elections. Who's p ,yyer. .,.- r.-., ~
g:timstefy em0l-[.J hs. ,,,.s- No., ~,
prCXfnstely rts,tZaf ny ,-, ,y,.-,1.s Is-.'.-
ltJitionists. Assuming. t1- crgrr,f7s
sake, thst not Q sn,yL,r- ns~o~ ~
Indirectly. there VET ra.oa5,s % -,5-r,.,
province for ths honorable sri,,o,rt-,..
% mOCeV. i Csusa -vl:cI en- fIr-r Al m
uustint- i suru,y OF f-er4.ura. vy-7r- an
reasonably c1mDsrsz-e Isaorlrs far -r.t-
labor, winch can tax from +ls .,,...,,
NOUS but cc-ire ca1vss5-- -. ..,r.f.- ~
actual expenses, which can u-.r.-.,
these Czrvassers until ly sv..pu77-+.. A.
raHgements g vast carva-ss-forc- ..r.
hunt has reached ty.ry voter "a -r.
mountGics OF in tn w0o6,-suc., q .....-.
Is powerful beyond even the corce.-s,~
CT 81 Inexperienced usr.
Upon this poiEtSItheC.' .ls were srr:-. +
Us. Where 30 600 e.l.es # an a-,--.-l-
Dibitiac speech was ut.1t. / ". e.eI.t .
ses i Only win 1900 c,o;e.. of I'D. p. M
tati3n. Wosl mLttlrcl II. # Tie rpir.s-
zion we're oye1wheImi~g. -l1ca tAgusar.f.
Of voters nevl:sa77 f.:
The worcle-Yise direction OF Tie An
heuser Busch circular were followed win
Tremendous sucCess. oT.a rural pouu-e-
-jGu GA the fsrm sEf rgrcl .rd the col
Cret ia5arcrsn from TIE Panhandle ID tina
gulf and from Texarkaaa to III Pass we.
reached 90 2 man.
Many practical politicians. Including
some VINO would seen TO use g 1rine. re-
gard ell popular elections as pursl. g.
question Of collars ard cents. Ia jhs -r
Judgment, rot the heaviest bat.s.:ors.
out the heS5test purse WINS the victory.
Y lille such philosophy is radically
detective ia some paIticu. 4ts. there is q
measure Of truth in IT,
Aud what had We to oppose TO the
wesItbiesc moued C0Tyoretl5n in the
United States. \ corporation which 1T
one session slOre provided Cam~sIgn
funG Of Sl.Jo0, 900?
Our funds were mlsere1Iy i~ademaa.e.
WTetcdediy GisprOgJrtiUuste 20 even Tie
Jarest necessities. The greater part az
Cui funds was contributed by volunteer
speakers, who in Addison ps,d their OWE
expenses. MaGy counties were never
canvasscd ct all. Southern Texas was
barely skinned over, touching Iglly q
the most accessible ra'irtad points. And
get we qua everything ~ cur power under
me circumstances, 1t "as the most man
iuI and the most successful. ugat If The
century, considering tra odds agaiost us
aEd Inc scant means II our disposal
After s|GIe cur people Will realLle .lst
war agti-@l the Liquor trG III, mems wsr,
- Ioll''-l-"a '-4e S'.'e"1 Oh war.
Wherever the discussion |ss most
thoIousH 1aefe the Promotion Fo-e Wsa
strongest. Many towns an1 cities voted
10y me amendment when compared!
VIZ Queer e-tc'Iols the vote dlac-c5Fa
some suggestive lessons
II Mch5hnen county, strong y De@o-
CLAlo' ptonIoitLon received seFera-
H y, more votes to2n Governor
MS % any oIhef democratic nominee
ever received Vlo mao opposition. and
yen IHS e4tl7 caIIle2 me county